The Penn's Grove record., 1887-05-28
NAY Is, 1887.

time.

The Cove school will close next week.
First day of summe next Wednes-
day.
Buy your refreshments at the festi-
val tonight.
Capt. j. d. Whitaker arrived home
last Saturday.
Capt. james A. Denny has recovered
so that he is out again.
Potato bugs are worse this year
than they have been for some years
past.
Strawberries for sale at Shoemaker's
butcher shop today, also fresh garden
vegetables.
Acton Post G. A. r. will attend di-
vine services at Emmanuel church to-
morrow morning.
DIR. Harry johnson, of Pedricktown,
has recovered from his recent illness so
as to be on duty again.
Festival in Odd Fellows Hall this
evening. Admission free. All well
coined. Don't fail to 90.
Capt. Brooks, of Pbila., formerly
keeper of the Canal light was in town
during the week visiting friends.
Call at Mrs. Bilderback' S tonight for
vanilla, strawberry, chocolate and
peach cream, and orange water ice.
The Broadway NJ. E. sunday school
of Salem will make their annual eX-
cursion to Pennsgrove on June Both.
Shoemaker's butcher shop will be
open from 6 to 7 O'Clock on Sunday
morning to deliver previous orders only.
Henry Barber purchased Edward
MAYORS share in his mothers house
on Penn st. which was sold at Sheriff's
sale, for $40.
If your buildings are not insured get
il done at once in some good company
at the Pennsgrove agency, See ad. in
dllUllci COluiIlIs
James Hutchinson had a horse so
badly injured by a barb wire fence
on Charles Leaps property that it
could not be got home.
Logan Tribe of Red Men, of Pedrick-
town, will hold a stra wberry festival
in Stetser's Hall, Pedricktown, OH Sat
urday evening, June Ii.
The ship carpenters in BARRIERS yard
struck on Monday morning because OF
financial difficulties which We're soon
adjusted and work resumed.
The rains during the week were
a welcomed blessing as they were bad
ly needed. The cloudy weather also fa-
vored the setting out of sweet potatoes.
Next Monday being a legal holiday
tue post Office will be closed from 10
a. m. to 5 p. m. All mail to leave ON
the 1920 train must be mailed before
10 a. M.
The passenger steamboat Pilot Boy,
which for years piled on the Delaware
River and Bay, was sold at Washing
ton, ID. g., Tuesday to the Glyman
Steamboat Company for $1,000,
Those who wish to contribute TO tie
fund for a monument to the memory
of the late Rev. q. Eivin can 30 so at
either S. r.. leap & Sons or Denny <
Bros store where books are now open.
One of the latest aud original steel
frame-all others are imitations-it
stands at the head, a gasoline stove.
See it before you buy, at j. G. Reed
Turner's Hall Harmony st.
On Thursday the remains Of Z. g.
Parvin's wife, Gideon Adams's wife
Eli Strimple's vine, and Charles Bow
ems two children were moved from
Emmanuel cemetery to Riyerylew sem
ctery,a VSS
Bro. Patterson, of the Stdtddrt
WIS in town OH Monday viewing the
h. 4 factory. The two iorges and the
machinery to convey the power from
the old factory were put in the new
one during the week.
James Divers colt which was pastar-
ing in Sumnlerills' meadow at the Cove
cut itself badly on Tuesday With a
balb wire fence. IL received a deep
scratc4,on the jaw and IT'S left fore deg
was tor half around as wide as a
mans hahd.
Salem is about surrounded with Jug
taverns now, Daniel Brown having
opened one Tuesday along the Penn's
Neck cause way. Isn't this plling IL on
a little thick2 Is Salem county owned
by the rum INTEREST," Standard.
James L. Smith brought the first box
OF strawberries in town ON WedneS-
day. Samuel s.. Thompson brought
in a dozen boxes on Thursday. The
sunshine after the showers will uh'
donbtedly ripen them up fast.
superintendent L. II. Green 0 The
Delaware River railroad has workmen
LAYING the foundation Tor "a round nous,
on the site If that recently burned,
A frame building sufficient To hold
three locomotives will be erected,
The track of the old single building
will be the center track for the new
with one on each side.